1988 E30 - sold
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Shift linkage should be a UUC DSSR if it came off the black car
Yes to E90 drop hats.
I should buy this
Rent a storage unit and I’ll tow it to you
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This is really quite tempting.
What is missing for it to be a driver other than wheels and a steering wheel (plus a healthy amount of reassembly)?
Clutch slave cylinder (I broke it on accident), definitely should drain the gas (been sitting for A few years now) probably fuel pump/filter at the same time if you wanted. Bleed brakes, add the regular fluids and such. I believe it needs one valve cover stud. I have the stock injectors, but they have been in a plastic baggy for about a year and a half now.When I broke the axle it was running great lol - it’s only been ran a few times in the last few years, when I stored it I put some marvel mystery oil in it and turned it over.
if I think of anything else I’ll add it. -
Oh it also has some VDO gauges and an innovate wideband (not sure if I have the sensor portion)
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Rent a storage unit and I’ll tow it to you
I got garage space @B C...
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I have a set of bottle caps with decent tires. I'll be surprised if this isn't gone this weekend. Best deal I've seen in a long time.
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Somebody buy it
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Some additional body pics might help. "Typical e30 rust" can mean some combination of rotted trunk wells, rear apron, rockers, floor pans, frame rails, and door skins and seams as well fender rot (which has been addressed in this case). Levels of rust tolerance for a project car also vary given the diverse skill set of folks with cutting, welding, and POR-15 slinging. Rear of the car looks pretty clean from the pics in the thread. A little more detail and pics of the typical problem areas might help set a hook in someone.
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Some additional body pics might help. "Typical e30 rust" can mean some combination of rotted trunk wells, rear apron, rockers, floor pans, frame rails, and door skins and seams as well fender rot (which has been addressed in this case). Levels of rust tolerance for a project car also vary given the diverse skill set of folks with cutting, welding, and POR-15 slinging. Rear of the car looks pretty clean from the pics in the thread. A little more detail and pics of the typical problem areas might help set a hook in someone.
I made this post before I had more photos. Just got back from storage and took a bunch of pics. Will post soon
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Sold
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Nice! One gone, one to finish?
That’s the plan
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Who ended up with this? Thank you for being just far enough away for me to not end up with another project haha.
It went to someone thru the forum. I didn’t post it anywhere else
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It went to someone thru the forum. I didn’t post it anywhere else
Great! Im very happy to hear it wasnt me.

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